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Biallelic TSHR loss-of-function mutations cause resistance to TSH, clinically characterized by hyperthyrotropinemia, and normal or reduced thyroid gland volume, thyroid hormone output, and iodine uptake.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Objective: We report and study a novel familial TSHR mutation (L653V).<\/jats:p><jats:p>Results: Homozygous individuals expressing L653V had euthyroid hyperthyrotropinemia. Paradoxically, patients had significantly higher 2-h radioiodide uptake and 2- to 24-h radioiodide uptake ratios compared with heterozygous, unaffected family members, suggesting an imbalance between iodide trapping and organification. In transfected COS-7 cells, the mutant TSHR had normal surface expression, basal activity, and TSH-binding affinity, equally (2.2-fold) increased EC50 values for TSH-induced cAMP and IP accumulation, and normal maximum cAMP generation. In contrast, the efficacy of TSH for generating IP was more than 7-fold lower with the mutant compared with wild-type TSHR.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Conclusions: We identified and characterized a TSHR defect, preferentially affecting the IP pathway, with a phenotype distinct from previously reported loss-of-function mutations. Results provide the first in vivo evidence for the physiological role of the TSHR\/IP\/Ca2+ cascade in regulating iodination. According to systematic in vitro mutagenesis studies, other TSHR mutations can result in even complete loss of IP signaling with retained cAMP induction. 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